USA

Hi,
Visa has nothing to do with your backlogs, it is the acceptance by the university that is required for admission. So, you need to clear all your backlogs and submit your transcript to the university along with other test scores like TOEFL or IELTS.

Dear Meet,
Firstly clear all your back logs. It will be typical for you to study in USA. You will have to work hard for it then prepare for IELTS or GRE to get a good score.

Hi Parth,
MBA abroad including USA will require to first gain some work experience, at least 2 years is recommended. Applicants must also take the GMAT exam to be considered for an MBA programme. TOEFL or IELTS would be required too. If you are willing to pursue your MBA from the US, do well in your academics and build a good profile, take part in extra curriculars and gain work experience first. Know your career plans before you apply for an MBA.

Hi Rahul,
There is no set criteria but your entire academic record from 10th onwards is very crucial. Both your academic performance and extra curricular activities will play an important role during the admission process in these top ranked and selective universities. 70% or more and SAT score of 1350+ is suggested.

Scholarships in USA are for those who really need it. If your resume is accepted there and if you had applied for scholarship with some of your family income proof (try to give the latest documents of taxes) and if it had been noticed that your family income is less than their expected criteria, then you will be eligible for scholarship.

Hi,
The GRE score is not the only parameter to decide your admissions. Hence, most of the universities do not specify any scores and it also depends on what specialization you are looking for.

Hi Mojit, the best MBA colleges are not cheap. But you can look for reputed public or state universities which are slightly affordable compared to the top ranked private ones. Some examples include Ohio State University, Iowa State University, Alabama State University, California State University-East Bay California State University-Los Angeles, Colorado State University - Fort Collins, etc.

To be eligible for studying medical in the US, you need to complete some pre-medical requirements. These requirements (courses) may vary for different universities. So, it's possible that before enrolling for medical degree, you may have to spend some time pursuing pre-medical courses.

Hi Priya,
Your previous query mentions that you are doing 11th. So naturally, you are not eligible to pursue a Master's degree course without even completing your Bachelors. Complete your 12th with good grades and then complete your Bachelors. If you want to study in the US, you must do well in your studies and develop your overall profile.

Hi Soham,
Unfortunately, you won't have options as 49% is not accepted by any university abroad. 55% is decent enough. Look for options in India and maintain a decent academics before planning to study abroad. Understand that study abroad is not easy and if you don't qualify, they won't let you in.